West Valley Casual Bike Rides

 
 
 

This is not a beginners ride, we aim to maintain a 11-13 mph pace.
We will ride 15 - 20 miles. Start times range between 6 - 7 pm depending on the time of year.

Please check with this site 1 hour before ride time to note any cancellation due to weather.

We will not ride during dust storms, in rain or chance of lightning.

Helmets lights, and the tools/gear to change a flat required. No earbuds while riding

Please be sure to bring enough hydration for the temperature outside.
Our primary starting point will be Rio Vista park, but that is subject to change and may be updated. Please confirm the start location when you RSVP

Hosts may change weekly.

@ Rio Vista - We park at the very end of the parking lot on the NE corner after the baseball fields.

 
 
 

This will be a weekly ride with distances beginning at 30 miles.

Destinations will change weekly. Estimated average speeds 13 - 14 mph.
This is a no drop ride.

All participants are responsible for knowing how to ride in a group safely.
Helmets are required, no ear buds may be worn while riding.

Lights are recommended as well as nutrition and hydration appropriate for the temperatures.

Hosts may change weekly as well as starting locations. Be sure to check the start point when you RSVP.

When we start at Rio Vista - Meet in the very last parking lot beyond the baseball fields.

 
 
 

New Saturday beginners series.

Arthuro and Catherine will take turns leading this group.

The ride may have different start locations each week, so be sure to check the location when you sign up.

This ride is designed specifically for beginners.

Distances will be between 5-10 miles with speeds being determined by the needs of the group, likely 9-11 mph.

Helmets are required, hydration is recommended and earbuds are not to be worn while riding. Each rider should carry a spare tube, ride leaders can assist with mechanical needs.

 
 
 

This is always a casual conversationally paced no drop ride to the New York West bakery.

We will ride a total of 10 miles with additional miles later if desired.

All levels of ability and types of bicycles welcome. Don't forget your helmets and lights recommended. No earbuds while riding.

Hosts may change weekly

We hope to see you at the Bear Claw.

We park at the very end of the parking lot on the NE corner after the baseball fields.

 
 
 

This is not a beginners ride, we aim to maintain a 11-13 mph pace.
We will ride 15 - 20 miles. Start times range between 6 - 7 pm depending on the time of year.

Please check with this site 1 hour before ride time to note any cancellation due to weather.

We will not ride during dust storms, in rain or chance of lightning.

Helmets lights, and the tools/gear to change a flat required. No earbuds while riding

Please be sure to bring enough hydration for the temperature outside.
Our primary starting point will be Rio Vista park, but that is subject to change and may be updated. Please confirm the start location when you RSVP

Hosts may change weekly.

@ Rio Vista - We park at the very end of the parking lot on the NE corner after the baseball fields.

 
 
 

This will be a weekly ride with distances beginning at 30 miles.

Destinations will change weekly. Estimated average speeds 13 - 14 mph.
This is a no drop ride.

All participants are responsible for knowing how to ride in a group safely.
Helmets are required, no ear buds may be worn while riding.

Lights are recommended as well as nutrition and hydration appropriate for the temperatures.

Hosts may change weekly as well as starting locations. Be sure to check the start point when you RSVP.

When we start at Rio Vista - Meet in the very last parking lot beyond the baseball fields.

 
 
 

New Saturday beginners series.

Arthuro and Catherine will take turns leading this group.

The ride may have different start locations each week, so be sure to check the location when you sign up.

This ride is designed specifically for beginners.

Distances will be between 5-10 miles with speeds being determined by the needs of the group, likely 9-11 mph.

Helmets are required, hydration is recommended and earbuds are not to be worn while riding. Each rider should carry a spare tube, ride leaders can assist with mechanical needs.

 
 
 

The city of Glendale is gearing up for the annual Glendale Family Bike Ride on Sunday, April 2 at Sahuaro Ranch Park (59th Ave. & Mountain View).

Join us for wonderful weather and great exercise. This ride is FREE for all ages and skill levels! The ride will feature three routes – short (7 miles), long (15 miles) and extended (23 miles).

Bicyclists will take a leisurely ride through neighborhoods that highlight Glendale bike lanes and pathways. The extended route also showcases the 63rd Avenue pedestrian/bicycle bridge. The ride begins at 8 a.m. and all riders must be on the road by 8:30 a.m. Snacks and water are provided at rest stops along the routes.

Registration, release forms and bike helmets are required. Participants under age 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Free event t-shirt and reflective drawstring backpack to the first 500 to register and attend the event. All participants will receive a finisher medal!

http://www.glendaleaz.com/familybikeride

 
 
 

This is not a beginners ride, we aim to maintain a 11-13 mph pace.
We will ride 15 - 20 miles. Start times range between 6 - 7 pm depending on the time of year.

Please check with this site 1 hour before ride time to note any cancellation due to weather.

We will not ride during dust storms, in rain or chance of lightning.

Helmets lights, and the tools/gear to change a flat required. No earbuds while riding

Please be sure to bring enough hydration for the temperature outside.
Our primary starting point will be Rio Vista park, but that is subject to change and may be updated. Please confirm the start location when you RSVP

Hosts may change weekly.

@ Rio Vista - We park at the very end of the parking lot on the NE corner after the baseball fields.

 
 
 

This will be a weekly ride with distances beginning at 30 miles.

Destinations will change weekly. Estimated average speeds 13 - 14 mph.
This is a no drop ride.

All participants are responsible for knowing how to ride in a group safely.
Helmets are required, no ear buds may be worn while riding.

Lights are recommended as well as nutrition and hydration appropriate for the temperatures.

Hosts may change weekly as well as starting locations. Be sure to check the start point when you RSVP.

When we start at Rio Vista - Meet in the very last parking lot beyond the baseball fields.